Checkups are the cornerstone of good health, and in your baby's first couple of years she'll have plenty of them, as the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends at least nine from birth to 18 months. Checkups are the best way to ensure a child is growing and developing as she should. But they're more than that: Routine visits to the pediatrician give parents the opportunity to learn how to keep their kids healthy and safe and to have all their medical questions answered. I'

lots of my very young patients ask me how to become a doctor! well here is the quick answer: There are many different kinds of doctors, doctors who specialize in taking care of children (pediatricians), doctors who fix a broken bone (they are called Orthopaedic doctors), doctors who deliver babies (OBGYN) and family medicine doctors, who do all of these things, and many more. To become a great docotr, you need to have: a love for learning a curious nature a desire to help o

1. Electronic medical records (EMR) 2. Digital engagement 3. Big data 4. Care and cure 5. Smart pills 6. Vaccinations 7. Childhood cancer cures 8. Extender-based medicine 9. Genomics 10. Stem cells 11. Surgical advances 12. Respiratory supports 13. Accountable care organizations (ACOs) 14. Pulse oximetry 15. Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) 16. CT scans 17. ECMO 18. Telemedicine To learn more about Dr. Anita Sabeti Please visit: Meet Dr. Anita Sabeti